Sentence examples for engaging the most from inspiring English sources

For me, the report's biggest failing is its timidity in engaging the most important question looming over the crash: What did Wall Street know and when did it know it?

In this time of budget cuts at all levels which are tearing the safety net apart, we must engage citizens in every community to join us in providing basic services and help for all neighborhoods We are building democracy and hope in Oakland by engaging the most disaffected communities with government, elected officials and services to build collective action for change.

For example, fair questions can be asked about whether sponsors are engaging the most knowledgeable investigators.

Hospital-primary care networks can play a crucial role in engaging the most vulnerable patients and reducing inequities in access to HCV care.

Before equity in health services can be fully realised that work must continue in engaging the most excluded and 'hard to reach' in society.

Jonny Bairstow engaged the most with his 54 runs from 47 balls.

A good hostess can also engage the most awkward man in banter.

That means choosing "the one that's the friskiest, the one that's engaged the most, and not the one that's over there sleeping in the corner".

"I'm hopeful we have the most virtuosic conductor in the world about to engage the most virtuosic orchestra," said Joseph Robinson, the principal oboist.

"If you want to fuel the tech economy in the city," he said, "then you do need to engage the most struggling students.

"Public education must engage the most pressing and troubling issues of our time," he once wrote in an essay for an education journal.